Tchad reviews president’s two-year progress report

N’Djaména hosted a critical technical workshop from June 2 to June 5, 2026, where government officials assessed the biennial report on the Head of State’s policy program, a key milestone in evaluating national progress.

Government assesses national progress under presidential program

The Secrétariat Général du Gouvernement convened a four-day technical validation workshop in N’Djaména to review a comprehensive biennial report covering the implementation of the President’s policy commitments from May 2024 to May 2026. The event, held at the Radisson Blu hotel, brought together officials to analyze achievements, challenges, and future priorities.

Key objectives of the biennial review

In her opening address, Dr. Ramatou Mahamat Outouin, Minister and Secretary-General of the Government, emphasized that this review goes beyond mere documentation. It represents a pivotal moment for accountability, transparency, and citizen trust in government institutions. « This workshop is not about reviewing figures—it is about assessing our collective progress in delivering on promises made to the people of Tchad », she stated.

The minister highlighted the President’s vision of Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, which prioritizes public service transformation and citizen-centric governance. She underscored the need for transparent leadership, where citizens feel confident in their government’s actions and outcomes.

Challenges and commitments in national development

Dr. Ramatou Mahamat Outouin acknowledged the dedication of teams behind the report, noting that « every statistic reflects the hard work and dedication of individuals committed to this process ». While recognizing the challenges of such accountability exercises, she stressed their importance in identifying successes and areas needing improvement.

She called for an honest, collective reflection on progress, stating, « This is not a time for complacency but for constructive evaluation ». The minister reminded participants of the diverse needs of Tchad’s citizens—farmers, educators, entrepreneurs—and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to addressing their concerns through tangible results.

Concluding her remarks, she framed the exercise as both technical and deeply human, urging participants to approach the report with rigor and responsibility. « The findings must mirror reality—the advancements made and the work still ahead », she said before officially launching the workshop proceedings.

Future steps in governance and accountability

The biennial review serves as a foundation for future policy adjustments, ensuring that government actions align with the needs and aspirations of the Tchadian people. By fostering transparency and accountability, this process aims to strengthen public trust and drive sustainable development across the nation.